AOLTrump calls it 'an insult' for Biden to go to East Palestine one year after derailment
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52% : The White House has repeatedly emphasized that Environmental Protection Agency officials were on the ground within hours of the derailment and that teams went door-to-door in the community in the aftermath of the incident to check on residents and provide information about health and environmental concerns.44% : Trump wrote on Truth Social.
28% : Trump, Biden's likely opponent in November's general election, visited the derailment site last February.
1% : Trump calls it 'an insult' for Biden to go to East Palestine one year after derailmentBrett SamuelsFebruary 15, 2024 at 3:03 PMFormer President Trump criticized President Biden late Wednesday ahead of his trip to East Palestine, Ohio, roughly a year after a train derailment spilled toxic chemicals in the community.
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